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Health - November, 2020

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• Chancery Keeps Probe Of $99M Anthem Escrow Hold Moving
• Colo. Justices Asked To Reinstate $7M Med Mal Award
• Judge Won't Quickly Pause Discovery In Shkreli's FTC Case
• 30 AGs Back $465M J&J Verdict In Landmark Opioid Trial
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Vaccines, Arms, Cloud Awards
• State AGs Want COVID-19 Relief Bill Deadline Pushed Back
• Bogus HIPAA Claims Are Flourishing As Pandemic Worsens
• Ex-IT Director Blames Firing On Sex Addiction Diagnosis
• Bayer Hits Generic Co. With Another Hypertension Drug Suit
• PharMerica Beats Whistleblower's FCA Claims Over 'Swapping'
• Walgreens Workers Appeal For Class Cert. In Rest-Break Fight
• Europe Hits Teva With €60M Fine Over Pay-For-Delay Deal
• Pa. Gov. Vetoes Expanded Coronavirus Liability Protections
• Anticipating The Biden Administration's Health Care Agenda
• Pa. Nurse Says Flagging Bad Circumcisions Led To Firing
• 7 Tips For Predeposition Meetings Under New Federal Rule
• AbbVie Gets Humira Kickbacks FCA Suit Limited To Florida
• How To Prepare For Congressional Investigations In 2021
• 11th Circ. OKs Sanctions Against Ex-Stryker Salesperson
• Suit Seeks VA's PPE Receipts Amid Price-Gouging Crackdown
• Moderna Seeks FDA Approval For COVID-19 Vaccine
• What Biden Presidency May Mean For Data Privacy Litigation
• Greenberg Traurig Taps Ex-HHS Atty For Health Care Practice
• CFPB Settlement Shows Common FCRA Compliance Flaws
• The Firms That Dominated In 2020
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• Fla. Health Clinics Get Atty Fee Award Tossed In Injury Case
• EU Regulatory Plan Targets Big Pharma Competition, Mergers
• NY Court Says Special Needs Patient's Injury Claims Barred
• Appeals Court Says NJ Medical Pot Permit Scoring Is Flawed
• NJ Gym Can't Halt Civil Case Over Flouting Virus Shutdown
• SmileDirect Tries To Save Calif. Dental Board Suit At 9th Circ.
• GAO Says $75M DOD Health IT Support Deal Was Fair
• UnitedHealth Fights 'Game-Changer' ERISA Class Action Loss
• Hospital, Clinic Duel Over 7th Circ. Reach In Antitrust Suit
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Sport Supplement Co., Owner Plead Guilty Over Steroids
• Suit Says 'Infant' Fever Drugs Are Same As 'Children' Drugs
• Embattled Energy Exec Charged In $317M N95 Mask Scheme
• Ethics Reminders As Employees Move To Or From Gov't
• 5 Tips For In-House Counsel Anticipating Cyber Class Actions
• UnitedHealth ERISA Ruling Exposes Faults In Health Coverage
• Claims Court Allows FEMA To Continue COVID-19 Test Deal
• Telehealth Platform Can't Oust Medical Pot Co., Judge Says
• Groups Sue Trump To Block New Drug Import Rule
• Cook County Escapes FCA Suit Over Grant Funds, For Now
• Mass. Panel Won't Revive Care Attendant's Wage Suit
• No Discrimination Ban For Medical Pot Patients, Hospital Says
• HHS Says It's Working With Biden, Touts AstraZeneca Vaccine
• Suit Says DaVita Cos. Broke Pay Promise During Pandemic
• 11th Circ. Affirms Doctor's Prescription Kickback Conviction
• Mallinckrodt Ch. 11 Pauses Express Scripts Antitrust Claims
• Judge Won't Bar Killed Witness' Info From Ex-NFLers' Trial
• NJ Cannabis Strides Highlight Nearby States' Need To Legalize
• EEOC Nabs $310K Recovery In Race, Sex Harassment Suits
• Surveying Drug Pricing Reform: The Latest State Activity
• Purdue Pleads Guilty In NJ To Criminal Opioid Conspiracy
• Biomet To Pay $21M In Hip Implant Defect Suit Verdict
• UK Antitrust Arm Mulling Bipolar Drug Co.'s Commitments
• A Key To Helping Clients Make Better Decisions During Crisis
• Where Data Privacy And CFPB Are Headed Under Biden
• Greenberg Traurig Clears Conflict Inquiry In $1B Fraud Case
• Worker's Family Blames Publix Mask Ban For COVID-19 Death
• SPAC Links Up With 2 Cos. To Form $1.35B Telehealth Giant
• Split 5th Circ. Says Texas Can Cut Planned Parenthood Funds
• Texas Hospital Keeps Win In Patient Nerve Damage Suit
• Teva's Bid To Duck MDL Trials Slammed As 'Fool's Errand'
• Ex-Fugitive Accused Of Medicare Fraud Gets 3 Years
• AstraZeneca Finds 90% Vaccine Success, Will Seek Approval
• Merck Again Denied In Bid To Arbitrate Vaccine Antitrust Suit
• Md. Court Reinstates $2.6M Award In Cancer Death Suit
• Claims Court Denies Bid Protest Over VA IT Contract
• Stericycle Investor Seeks Atty Sanction After Objector Claim
• Texas Law Firm, Mexican Supplier Settle $3M Mask Sale Row
• A Forgotten But Effective Tool Against Opioid Scams
• Ethics Considerations For Law Firms Implementing AI
• Feds Say No Privilege For Ex-Theranos CEO In Fraud Case
• Trump Slams Big Pharma In Rollout Of Drug Price Rules
• 11th Circ. Nixes Widow's Win In Engle Tobacco Suit
• 11th Circ. Questions Oscar, Florida Blue On Exclusivity Rules
• GAO Backs Defense Health Unit's Follow-On R&D Deal
• FDA Targets COVID-19 Claims Over Stem Cell, Dental Products
• Medical Marijuana Co. Sues Law Firm For Malpractice
• Hospital Looks To Block Plan To Boot It From Health Network
• Pot Co. Liberty Health Agrees To Settle $1.8M Securities Row
• Pfizer, BioNTech Seek Emergency COVID-19 Vaccine Approval
• Mallinckrodt Can Use Lender Cash As Ch. 11 Probe Proceeds
• 11th Circ. Blocks Fla. Conversion Therapy Bans
• Pa. Lawmakers OK Expanded COVID-19 Liability Protections
• 7th Circ. Backs Ex-Pharma Head's Nearly 3-Year Sentence
• J&J Unit, PE Firm To Pay $11.5M Over FCA Claims
• How Federal Virus Liability Law Will Apply To Vaccine Claims
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, Kirkland, Latham
• Health Hires: Epstein Becker, Lewis Brisbois, Taylor English
• Texas Tech Branch Beats Age Bias Suit At State High Court
• Picking The Right Location And Tools For Virtual Courtrooms
• Mintz, Ropes Guide SPAC Deal Forming $1.5B Ultrasound Co.
• Contractor Fights Investors' Claims Over COVID Test Kit Deal
• Alaska Lawmakers Tell Justices Native Cos. Need Virus Money
• 7-Year Delay In Suing Doesn't Doom EEOC Pregnancy Case
• White House, CDC Call For Vigilance Amid COVID-19 Surge
• 6th Circ. Upholds Hartford's Win In Disability Benefits Case
• Norton Healthcare Strikes Tentative Settlement In ERISA Row
• Pot Co. Defeats Accountant's Wrongful Termination Claim
• Lawmakers Probe Reinsurance Plan For Future Pandemics
• NFL Plan Asks 11th Circ. To Rehear Ruling It Ignored Evidence
• Navajo Hospital Seeks Injunction To Secure IHS Contract Fast
• Cancer Center Docs Want $2.6M Suit Over Assets Blocked
• LinkedIn, Zynga Founders' SPAC Leads 4 Raising $530M Total
• Anthem Adds Ex-HCSC Atty As Its General Counsel
• Hospital Can't Escape Suit Over Surgery With Recalled Laser
• How Managing Enterprise Risk Can Help Hospitals In Crisis
• Utah Medical Pot Licensing Marred By Bias, Auditor Says
• Deals Rumor Mill: Bumble, Deliveroo, Talkspace
• Ill. Justices Say Hospital Can't Have Consultant's Test Results
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• 5 Red Flags For Pandemic-Related Investment Scams
• Beware Atty Ethics Rules When Reporting COVID-19 Fraud
• AmerisourceBergen Held In Contempt In Wash. Opioid Suit
• COVID-19 Tort Cases Aimed Largely At Cruise Lines
• Judge Refuses To Halt Biomet Trial After Juror Caught Virus
• Feds Urge Court Not To Ax $300M Teva Kickback Case
• Mallinckrodt Says Order Gives Time For Transfer Probes
• Pa. Court Denies Arbitration In Nursing Home Death Suit
• Trump Admin. Touts COVID-19 Vaccine Success, Preps Rollout
• HHS Cancels $15M Celebrity-Filled Virus Campaign After Audit
• DOL Says Its Wage Suit Nullifies Nursing Home Workers' Case
• Judge Unlikely To Toss Fight Over COVID-19 Biz's Soured Deal
• Feds Can't Drop UnitedHealth FCA Suit, 3rd Circ. Told
• Looking For Judicial Activists? Check The Footnotes
• Ill. City Says Mallinckrodt Ch. 11 Can't Halt Antitrust Claims
• Courts Are Not Confused About Opioid Insurance Suits
• House OKs Bill To Join Global Health Org. Funding Vaccines
• Jury Convicts Texas Doctor In $6.7M Prescription Scam
• Best Practices For Legal Technology Adoption
• Judge Strikes Opioid Claims Against Prescribers
• Former Insys Execs Win Another COVID-19 Prison Delay
• Purdue Pharma Gets Court Approval For $8B Deal With Feds
• Feds' Health Aide Union-Dues Rule Struck Down By Judge
• House Passes Bill Targeting Orphan Drug Exclusivity
• Pot Retailers Harvest And Vireo Sell Off Assets In 2 States
• FDA Answers GAO Calls For COVID-19 Vaccine Transparency
• Amgen, GSK Urge Justices To Allow Patents On Genus Claims
• Doc Tells Texas Panel Free Speech Law Defeats Sanction Bid
• Miss. High Court Takes Up Challenge To Medical Pot Measure
• House Passes Bipartisan Bills To Fight Opioid Crisis
• FTC Exceeded Its Authority In Zoom Cybersecurity Settlement
• Blank-Check Trio Tap Public Markets For $640M Combined
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• State FCA Considerations For Cos. Seeking COVID-19 Relief
• The Pandemic's Long-Term Impact On Law Firm Operations
• How Biden Might Dismantle Trump-Era Regulations
• Cannabis In NJ Can't Work Without Medical Marketplace Fix
• University Of Calif. Inks $73M Deal To End Sex Abuse Claims
• Exec Pleads Guilty, Will Pay $16.5M For Medicare Fraud
• Insurer Agrees To Partial Stay In $215M USC Settlement Suit
• Ex-Rite Aid VP Rejects SEC's Insider Trading Allegations
• Wis. Asbestos Co. Beats Late Claims In NY Appeals Court
• Calif. Used Virus To Upend Health Plan Contracts, Suit Says
• Ala. Judge Wary Of Second-Guessing $2.67B BCBS Deal
• Mo. Lawmakers Float COVID-19 Biz Liability Shield Bill
• Rejected NJ Pot License Applicants Press AG For Settlement
• FEMA Sued For Moving Forward With Disputed COVID-19 Deal
• Congress Should Take Responsibility For Immigration Reform
• FTC Tells Judge Dental Board Not Immune From Investigation
• NY Doctors Beat Suit Over Brain Tumor Patient's Death
• Ex-HHS Atty Joins McDermott At Key Time For Health Care
• Terns Pharmaceuticals Brings On New Top Lawyer
• Lack Of Access To Remote Court Proceedings Is Inexcusable
• Ropes & Gray Reps Thomas H. Lee In $900M Automation Fund
• Ex-NFL Players' December Fraud Trial Postponed Over Virus
• Philly Injection Site Violates Federal Law, 3rd Circ. Told
• Hospital On Navajo Nation Sues IHS To Keep Gov't Contract
• Feds Say $225M Sackler Fine To Go To Medicare, Medicaid
• In Fraud Alert, HHS Watchdog Urges End To Pharma Events
• DHS Flags Becton Medical Pump For Cybersecurity Issues
• CVS Pay Deal Disrupted By Rival Suit's Opt-Out Message
• NJ Dentist Must Face Claims He Caused Man's Addiction
• Criminal Charges Should Delay Hemp Dispute, Calif. Says
• Russia, North Korea Accused Of Hacking Vaccine Research
• Nursing Assistant Can't Keep OT Claims Out Of Arbitration
• Health Org Gets $2B To Give Poor Nations COVID-19 Vaccines
• Another Dem Raises Concerns Over $1B Virus Fund Spending
• Trio Of Blank-Check Cos. Tap Market For $600M Via IPOs
• Opioid Expert's Data Belongs In Bellwether Trial, Judge Told
• Why Attacks On Trump's Election Lawyers Are Problematic
• Health Hires: Cozen O'Connor, LumiThera
• Calif., Texas Insurees Won't Say Yes To $2.67B BCBS Deal
• Protester Denied Fees Despite Prompting VA To Cancel Deal
• Advancing The Democratic Tax Agenda In 2021
• FDA, DEA Experts Cleared To Testify In NY AG's Opioid Case
• M&A Poised For Growth In The Biden Era
• FTC Says $350M Memphis Hospital Merger Will Hurt Service
• Vaccine Developers Must Put Cure Before Patent Profits
• 5 Crisis Management Strategies For Health Care Attorneys
• OSHA's COVID-19 Violators List Crosses 200 Mark
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Ex-Insys Exec Who Flipped Seeks COVID-19 Prison Delay
• GAO Says It Can't Review $8.4M Health Dept. Contract Protest
• Sanofi Must Face Cancer Drug FCA Claims At Trial
• Supreme Court Urged To Make Arbitration Contracts Binding
• Gov't Hit With $10.4M Verdict In Failed Birth Control Suit
• States Say $8.3B Purdue Opioid Deal Flouts Bankruptcy Rules
• Nurses' Union Survey Finds Hospitals Still Short On PPE
• State Pot Regulators Join Forces To Share Best Practices
• Avoiding 6 Common E-Discovery Production Pitfalls
• Cleary Steers PE-Backed Sotera Health's $1B IPO Launch
• W.Va. Health Agencies Sued For Not Covering Trans Benefits
• What To Expect From US Trade Policy In The Biden Era
• Researcher Cops To Hiding China Ties To Win $4M In Grants
• Verano, AltMed Merger Creates Privately Held Pot Giant
• Real Estate Rumors: Raytheon, DemeTech, CAI Investments
• Hartford Axed From Dentists' Virus Loss Coverage Suit
• 3 Firms Lead $4.4B Health Care Co.'s Go-Public Deal
• 3 Ways COVID-19 Is Reshaping The US Residential Market
• Shkreli's Objections To FTC Prison Comms Access Tossed
• Biden Taps BigLaw Partner, Obama Officials For HHS Review
• Bard Gets Fed. Circ. To Revive $68M Infringement Trial
• NYU Hospital, Doctor Must Face Patient's Bowel Injury Suit
• 4 Key Moments As Justices Debate ACA's Fate
• 7th Circ. Raises Jurisdiction Issues In Hospital Antitrust Row
• 5 Firms Guide 2 Blank-Check Cos.' $390M Offerings
• GSK Says FDA Rejected Zofran Label Change
• FTC Probes Illumina's $8B Deal For Cancer Detection Biz
• Speculative Testimony Voids Defense Win In Birth Injury Trial
• Federal Workers Union Asks To Pause Ruling On VA Deal
• Drivers Say Transit Co. Was Lax On Uniforms Before BLM Ban
• Rival Accuses ProMedica Of Anti-Competitive Conduct
• CVS, Rite Aid Say Doctors Also Liable For Prescribing Opioids
• IHS Proposes Rule To Improve Buy Indian Act Implementation
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Rail Unions Say Carriers Can't Derail Bargaining Suit
• Boehringer To Settle 3K Pradaxa Bleeding Risk Cases
• Maine Nurses Plan Strike, Aiming To Oust Hospital CEO
• Atty Gets 3.5 Years For Taking $1.4M From Veterans Charity
• West Pharmaceutical Hires Segal Group GC
• Feds To Take True Health Ch. 11 Plan Appeal To 3rd Circ.
• DEA Hemp Rule Could Lose Edge Under Biden Admin.
• 11th Circ. Won't Rethink Medicare Secondary Payer Ruling
• Substantive Issues Plague China's Patent Linkage Regime
• Law Firm Biz Development Tips For The Pandemic Era
• ACA Likely To Survive High Court Ruling On Mandate
• Allied BioScience Says Founder, Ex-CEO Holding IP Hostage
• 4 Key Developments As US Coronavirus Cases Hit 10M
• 9th Circ. Urged To Nix Private Commercial Arbitration Doc Bid
• Chancery Won't Pause Vaxart Insider-Trading Suit In Del.
• Muscogee (Creek) Nation Passes Post-McGirt Marijuana Law
• McKesson Says Ex-Exec's Opioid Guilty Plea Is Inadmissible
• Biosimilars Caught In Crosshairs Of Supreme Court ACA Fight
• Dentons Bingham DQ Overturned In Bankruptcy Case
• Biotech Co. Investors Battle To Lead COVID-19 Vaccine Suit
• Texas Law Firm Launches Counterclaims In Mask Sale Fight
• The Different Ways High Court Could Assess ACA Viability
• Dentist's Virus Suit Returned To State Court Despite Protest
• Rulings Show Limits Of Federal Agency Vacancy Law
• Law360's Tort Report: Whitey Bulger's Kin Sue Over His Death
• Zoll Medical Sues Security Co. Over Major 2018 Data Breach
• Dentist Says Virus Caused Property Damage In Insurance Suit
• 11th Circ. OKs Penalties For Doc Who Didn't Report Insurance
• AbbVie Takes Takeda To Chancery Over Lupron Shortfall
• Health Care Admin. Workers Get Cert. In OT Collective Action
• 15 Minutes With Providence Health's Chief Legal Officer
• Biden Opioid Plan Puts Pharmacies On Notice
• 5 Key Areas To Watch As 'Bidencare' Takes Shape
• Election Puts Left's Big Legislative Goals Out Of Reach
• Biden Win May Lead To First Black Female Justice
• High Court Expansion Unlikely After Tight Election
• Biden's Win Means Big Business For BigLaw
• Biden Beats Trump At The Polls As Court Battles Continue
• Morgan & Morgan Gets $5M Legal Malpractice Verdict Slashed
• FDA Panel Won't Back Approval Of Biogen's Alzheimer's Drug
• Cigna Refused To Cover COVID-19 Testing, Practice Says
• Becton Says Revived Antitrust Suit Should Be Axed For Good
• 2 Firms Guide REIT, GIC Launch Of JV With $930M Projects
• EEOC Strikes 6 Deals Worth More Than $850,000
• Another Case Raises Fla. Medical Expert Pay Disclosure Issue
• DOJ Antitrust Head To Target BCBS Immunity At 11th Circ.
• DOL's COVID-19 Workplace Safety Fines Approach $2.5M
• FDA Must Face Trial In Ex-Worker's Sex Harassment Suit
• SEC Expands Pfizer Bribery Inquiries Into China
• HHS Opinions Signal Broad Immunity From COVID-19 Liability
• DOL Benefits Arm Pumps Out Spate Of Regs In 2020
• Busy Process Server Not At Fault In Axed Texas Med Mal Suit
• Receiver, Calif. Co. Reach $7M Deal In EB-5 Fraud Suit
• Major NYC Hospital Accused Of Wage Violations
• Alaskan Tribal Community Sues HHS Over Health Care Pact
• Curaleaf To Fund Maryland Growth With $31.5M Pot Asset Sale
• Meet The Attys Arguing ACA's Fate At Supreme Court
• Queens Surgery Center Denied Surgical Techs OT, Suit Says
• Navigating Inability-To-Pay Claims With DOJ Amid COVID-19
• $26B Opioid Deal Offer To Include $2B In Atty Fees
• Ex-Startup CEO Gets 135 Months For Embezzling $3M
• Alaska Tells Justices Alaska Native Cos. Owed Virus Funding
• Rehab Center's New Bosses Broke Law, NLRB Judge Says
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• 7th Circ. Urged To Revive State Farm Medicare Suit
• 3rd Circ. Says Fired NJ Nurse Not A Whistleblower
• NY Doctors Escape Suit Alleging Unwanted Medical Procedure
• The Legal Implications Of Mobile Health Advancements
• BigLaw Must Drop The Billable Hour To Improve Diversity
• Medical Pot Co. Claims Franchisee Sold Bootleg Products
• Medical Pot Biz Vireo Inks Debt Deal Worth Up To $46M
• The Post-Election State AG Enforcement Landscape
• Allergan Can Sue Pfizer To Recoup Opioid Litigation Costs
• Cities Back Seattle Hotel Health Care Ordinance At 9th Circ.
• 3 Bankruptcy Rulings Highlight Barriers For Pot-Adjacent Cos.
• University Of Texas Can't Claim Immunity In Patient Fall Suit
• HHS Floats Plan To 'Sunset' Unnecessary Regulations
• Ex-NFL Player Wants Killed Witness's Info Off-Limits At Trial
• Merck Says Pfizer's Trade Secrets Counterclaims Are Useless
• Trump Unleashes Barrage Of Lawsuits In Battleground States
• Fla. Biotech Cuts Deal To Develop COVID-19 Vaccine In China
• UnitedHealth Beats Labs' $49M ERISA Suit Over Claim Denials
• Pot's Ballot Victories Bode Well For Reform's Future
• NY Court Affirms Reduced $46M Verdict In Birth Injury Suit
• Biomet Orthopedics Can't Duck Defective Hip Implant Suit
• Kaiser Permanente Hit With ADA Suit Over Competency Tests
• McKesson Whistleblowers Fight Bid To Toss Opioid FCA Suit
• Fla. Pediatric Group Can't Dodge EEOC Retaliation Suit
• Texas Clinic Fired Worker For 'I Can't Breathe' Mask, Suit Says
• Mont. Voters Approve Measure To Legalize, Tax Marijuana
• Senate Majority Still In Doubt As Races Tighten
• Biden Campaign Plays Down Trump High Court Threat
• Trump Vows To Contest Uncounted Ballots At High Court
• The BigLaw Attorneys Battling Over An Undecided Election
• Don't Look To Bush v. Gore For 2020 Blueprint
• Senate — And Pandemic Relief — Still Hanging In The Balance
• New Jersey, Ariz. Legalize Pot In Ballot Measure Sweep
• Miss. Voters Approve Citizen-Led Medical Marijuana Initiative
• Ore. Voters OK Legalizing Psychedelic Mushroom Substance
• Ore. Voters Approve Tobacco Tax Hike Measure
• Gilead Says Homeless Recruited To Scam HIV Drug Charity
• NJ Voters Approve Pot Legalization At Ballot
• Online Talc Jury Trial Against J&J Ends In Mistrial
• UnitedHealth Ordered To Reprocess 50K Claims In ERISA Suit
• Gov't Entities Seek Probe Of $1B Mallinckrodt Debt Swap
• Texas Seeks To Halt El Paso's COVID-19 Curfew Order
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• McKesson, 2 Other Distributors Ink $21B Opioid Settlement
• Trump Admin. Targets COVID-19 Care Through New Regs
• NFL Blasts 'Improper' Challenge To Concussion Settlement
• DC Circ. Judge Dubious Of Medicare Overpayment Rule Fight
• 3rd Circ. Tosses Defect Claims Over Abbott Artery Device
• Dentist's COVID-19 Insurance Suit Put To Sleep By Fla. Judge
• Compliance Lessons From DOJ's Merit Medical Settlement
• Real Estate Rumors: Radiology Board, Crocker, Maven
• 2nd Circ. Upholds Disaster Relief Group's Trademark Win
• ERISA Ruling Shows Reluctance For Disability Claim Remand
• FTC OKs Stryker's $4B Wright Medical Deal, With Divestitures
• Red States Back FDA Limits On Abortion Pills At 4th Circ.
• Mo. High Court Won't Review $2.1B J&J Talc Verdict
• 8 Tips For Effective Oral Advocacy In Virtual Court Hearings
• LabCorp Wage Suit To Stay In Federal Court
• From The Front Lines: The Attorneys Protecting This Election
• W.Va. Gov'ts Rip Bid To Block Opioid Victims' Testimony
• Insys Founder Wants Another Prison Delay Due To COVID-19
• Legislators Say USCCR Vote 'Censored' 2020 Tribal Update
• Trump Admin. Expands Efforts To Keep Opioids Out Of US
• Mercy Leans On Northwestern In Bid To End ERISA Suit
• Dilworth Paxson Can't Dodge Pension Fund's Bond Scam Suit
• Cigna Workers Want Calif. Wage Suit Back In State Court
• Universal Health Must Face 401(k) Fee Challenge
• Delta Dental Plans Assn. Promotes GC To CEO
• Nursing Assistant Says She Was Fired Over Virus Quarantine
• AbbVie Wants Hypertension Drug Antitrust Row Sent To NJ
• VA Can't Toss Suit Over Ex-Sec.'s Emails With 'Mar-A-Lago 3'
• Justices Asked To Lower 'Impossible' FCA Pleading Standard
• Claims Court Says VA Misinterpreted Contract Preference Law
• Abbott Wins Order Barring Ex-Exec From Sharing Virus Info
• Trump Admin. Sued Over Inadequate COVID-19 Reporting
• Ga. County Can't Sink Trans Cop's Health Coverage Suit
• A GC's Blueprint For Improving Legal Industry Diversity